Twentieth Century Studies
MLitt
This degree offers specialist interdisciplinary study within one of the major areas of strength of the School of Humanities. It brings together modules taught by some of the leading scholars of economic, political, philosophical, historical, literary, cinema and gender developments in Britain and the rest of the world during the twentieth century.
Closing date: For entry Sept 2012, apply before 15th Aug 2012 (if you need a visa to study in the UK)
Why study Twentieth Century Studies at Dundee?
This programme will allow you to construct a qualification from within the full diversity of specialisms taught in the School of Humanities, all focussed around the century of great change in the human condition. It is the ideal course if you are looking to create your own interdisciplinary masters.
You will work closely with an enthusiastic team of lecturers, and receive a high degree of individual supervision in an active research culture.
This course is a pathway on the MLitt in Humanities with Specialisation programme.
What's so good about Twentieth Century Studies at Dundee?
The School of Humanities at Dundee is a centre of research excellence. Postgraduate students join a vigorous research culture led by world-leading scholars.
The various disciplines within Humanities offer regular postgraduate forums, visiting speakers and postgraduate conferences.
Who should study this course?
This course is ideal for the return-to-study student who is looking for a breadth of learning, or perhaps is wishing to construct an interdisciplinary Masters (say, combining English with History, or Politics with Philosophy).
It can also provide advanced-level study for those determined on the Humanities but with perhaps no inclination at the start as to the specialisation being sought.
Related courses
Teaching & Assessment
This course is taught by staff in the School of Humanities.
The course starts in September each year and lasts for 12 months on a full time basis or 24 months on a part time basis.
Careers
Students who take this course will gain a solid foundation from which they can proceed to doctoral research.
However, due to the non-vocational nature of a Humanities degree many students also enter jobs unrelated to their course of study. For these students this course provides them with an opportunity to further develop their written presentation skills, as well as the ability to work independently and plan independent research and study.
Learn more about careers related to the Humanities on our Careers Service website.
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Entry Requirements
Students will normally be expected to have a degree in History or related discipline, at first class or upper second.
English Language Requirement: IELTS of 7.0 overall, with no component less than 7.0 (or equivalent), if your first language is not English. Please check our Language Requirements page for details of equivalent grades from other test providers, and information about the University of Dundee English Language courses.
Fees and Funding
| Academic Year | Home/EU | Overseas |
|---|---|---|
| 2011-12 | £3,400 | £10,000 |
| 2012-13 | £3,400 | £10,500 |
| 2013-14 | to be confirmed | to be confirmed |
Sources of Funding
Information about the School of Humanities scholarships can be found on the School of Humanities scholarships webpage.
Other sources of funding for postgraduate students can be found on our Scholarships webpage.
Living Costs
- Dundee is ranked as one of the most affordable places for students to live in the UK, and the cost of living is around 15% cheaper than the UK average.
- Increasing numbers of students are successfully undertaking part-time work to supplement their income. You can get advice from our Careers Service, both about job opportunities and how to find a suitable study/work/life balance. EU and international students are also allowed to work up to 20 hours per week.
- As a student in Scotland, you have free access to the National Health Service. Visits to doctors and hospitals, as well as prescriptions, sight tests and dental checkups, are available free of charge.
Your Application
How to Apply
Apply online via UKPASS
Course Contact
Dr Christopher StorrsSchool of Humanities
University of Dundee
Nethergate
Dundee
DD1 4HN
Scotland
Telephone: 01382 385086 (from the UK)
Telephone: +44 1382 385086 (from outside the UK)
Email: c.d.storrs@dundee.ac.uk
Admissions Contact
Postgraduate AdmissionsAdmissions and Student Recruitment
University of Dundee
Nethergate
Dundee
DD1 4HN
Scotland
Telephone: 01382 384 384 (from the UK)
Telephone: +44 1382 384 384 (from outside the UK)
Fax: 01382 385 500 (from the UK)
Fax: +44 1382 385 500 (from outside the UK)
Email: postgrad-admissions@dundee.ac.uk
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